Agriculture Act 1970 (C. 40)

To make provision for small holdings; capital grants to farms; central for fertilisers and feeding stuffs and flood warning systems.
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Functions exercisable solely by WAG or the National Assembly for Wales.
The Ministerial functions which are exercisable solely by the Welsh Ministers in relation to Wales are: Part II: Capital and other grants. section 29: Approval for grants to establish an agricultural business. Part III Smallholdings section 39: Power to define requirement for a smallholding under this Act. sections 40-43: Approval of schemes submitted by a local authority for the reorganisation of smallholdings. sections 50-52: Payment of grants for reorganisation of smallholdings. section 56: Default powers in relation to local authorities. section 59: Submission of annual reports by local authorities to Minister. Part IV: Fertilisers and feeding stuffs section 67: Default powers of Minister if local authority fails to enforce provisions of the Act. section 68: Power to prescribe statutory statement to be given by person selling fertilisers of feeding stuffs.

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Functions exercisable solely by WAG or the National Assembly for Wales.